Sentence examples for most tenuous from inspiring English sources

It nonetheless remains that the most fraught election in modern American history is also one in which access to the vote is most tenuous and imperilled.

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Paul has only the most tenuous familiarity with Comedy Central.

The power to control activity in Cyberspace has only the most tenuous connections to physical location.

The link between the advertising prohibition and appellant's rate structure is, at most, tenuous.

Of these three reasons, the health claims for organic foods have been the most tenuous.

As Ms Rivera's book demonstrates, even the most tenuous connection with insiders can be of help.

Those thoughtful gestures, repeated over time, will make even the most tenuous of initial connections stick.

"The most tenuous of links... .. is the promising subject of Alex Marsh's email.

It's probably the most tenuous conceit on the fringe – Paker establishes it, then deviates wildly.

Detroit's auto executives have the most tenuous grasp of their grim situation.